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Dealing with Exam and Revision Stress

Feeling stressed may seem like a natural part of preparing for and sitting exams but it can be all to easy to let stress get out of hand. Managing stress is a crucial part of getting ready for exams, even if it may seem like an impossible task. There are ways to manage your stress levels, allowing you to concentrate on the important task of passing those exams.


New Directories for insite

Three new content directories have been published on insite which bring together links to useful information from across Warwick's websites.


Do You Know a Silver Surfer?

If you are, or you know of, someone who is over 50 and doing inspired things on the Internet or with email then Silver Surfer Day is a chance to recognise their achievements. The event is on 16 May 2003 and is part of Adult Learners' Week.


University Challenge - If You Think You're Smart Enough!

The search has begun for teams to compete in University Challenge 2003/2004.


WBS Launches European MBA

Warwick Business School is launching the European MBA in partnership with the School of Business Administration at Mannheim University in Germany, and ESSEC (Ecole Superieure des Sciences Economiques et Commerciales) near Paris, one of the renowned "Grandes Ecoles de Commerce" in France.

WBS kicks off training sessions for potential football managers

Warwick Business School (WBS) has been commissioned by The Footballers' Further Education & Vocational Training Society Ltd, the FA Premier League, the Football League, the FA and The League Managers Association to provide a training programme to develop the management skills of footballers who want to become football managers.

Does the Government understand what universities are for?

The Cabinet does not understand what universities are for. Who decides what universities are for? By all means, let us avoid the pretension of referring to the "Academy" and of trying to establish an unbroken line back to Plato. Nevertheless, without such an incontrovertible pedigree, who is to choose? There is, surely, much in the argument that "the people pay, so they should say".

The Politics of Nothing

by Robert Fine, Department of Sociology

To ask the question today -what is the 'politics of nothing'? - is to refer to the phenomenon of destruction in the modern age. We are surrounded by competing banalities. On one side, we hear a repeated indictment of 'evil ones' who blow things up, be it Buddhist statues or world trade centres, apparently out of a simple demonical impulse. On the other side, we are plied with 'good reasons' why people should want to blow up symbols of western power: blame is placed on American foreign policy, the poverty of the Arab masses, or even once again on the Jews - this time, what they are doing in Israel. Banality is pitted against banality.

Nothing Really Matters

by Dr David Wood, Department of Mathematics

Mathematics is full of the weird and wonderful, so where could 'nothing' possibly have a place? According to the Collins New English Dictionary:

nothing (pron) 1. not anything. 2. a matter of no importance. 3. absence of meaning, value, or worth. 4. the figure 0

Community Volunteering Day for Staff and Students

Warwick staff and students are being invited to sign up and support local community projects in Coventry and Warwickshire at a Volunteering Day on Tuesday 14 January.


Your starter for ten...

If you've ever been in front of the cameras while Bamber Gascoigne or Jeremy Paxman said "Fingers on the buzzer", you'll know the adrenaline rush that taking part in University Challenge creates.

Summer Degree Congregation 2002

This year's Summer Degree Congregation will certainly go down as one of the most star-studded in recent years, with an appearance by football pundit, Alan Hanson and rumours that Jimmy Hill was at large in the Arts Centre. We even had a regal visit, as members of the Brunei Royal Family descended for the graduation of one of their number on the first day of the celebrations.


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